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National Republican., 1887-09-14
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INNINGS.

1NN1NGs.
fhifsSsiplls fhiifGsSS i;:s ::: f-is f-ls
Earned rnns1ohioago, Q; Philadelphia. 8.
Burns, Andrews. Three-base hits-Sullivan,
WoSd, Ho,S,o M,niyey S,l :. Home M runs-Ryan Wood
larrar. First base on balls-Ryan l3), Fergu-
BBniiifinton. Irwin; Stolen bases-Ryan, Pfeffer.
errors-Chicago, i: Philsdelphia. 8. Struck
out-By Buffinton, G; by Ryan, 8. Passed balls
elements, 4, Wild Pltches-Baldwln. Time
2 hours and 10 minutes. Umpire-POwers.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES.
The Baltimore-st. Louis game was prevented
AZ Staten nd-Metropolitaus, 0; clevc.
AZ BTo9klyn.,Brooklyn. 2; Cincinnati, 2.
Al hiladelphia-Louisville, o; Athletic, /.
RESULT OF YESTERDAYS RACES.
NEW YORK, Sept, l2.-First race at Sleeps.
head Bay-One mile, Favor won, Cleaner,
SECOND, Manic Hunt third. Time 1:i3M.
second race-Three quarters of q mile, Leo
l:16.
Third race-sheepshead Stakes. 81. $50 added,
one and one.quarter miles. Miss Ford won,
2:l1.
Fourth race-one and three sixteenths miles.
Le R Logos won, Eurus second, Ten Strike third.
Fifth race-Racing Stakes, $1,000 added,
ond, Ioe Cotton third @ Time not given. =.
s%it came n Es but was disqualified for
sixth race-Seven fnrlongs, on turf. Bel.
mont Won, Bonnie second, Adrian third.
Seventh race-Match, $1,000 side, half
mile. Rosarium won, Bar Sinister second.
ENTRIES FOR To-DAY's RACES.
Lynn & Wall. 9os Pennsylvania avenue. fur
nj IN fnI on trn
First race-seyen-e n-eighths of a mile, sweep
Cyciops los; Grey Cloud. s5;' Faunce, IS; Lucy; Ly;
kSess TRe qsRSSs sngoa Ha9s HRass1S af
3, cond race-one mile-Mona, 1l2 pounds;
100; Al Reed. 100; Banner Bearer. sS; Florence
Third Iace..one and three.quarter miles,
serstakes, did not til
Great Eastern Handicap-Tea Tray, liz
pounds; Gallifet, ll5; Benedictine. 1l5; Van
Zealand, lI6; Now or Never, 1l2; Prince Royal,
io5 Ksmpton. u.s. Hnntress Y lo9 RopdSSm
los; Gersldine, ilo; Los Angeles. III; Emperor
Filth raeeSone and one.fourth mlles-Lan
caster, 1l3 pounds; Phil Lee, loS; Raveller, 81;
Three Cheers. 103; Aureole. 105: Taxgatherer,
~ ssslll0wshP sslSSSf 81 Queen Bess s' oarrissima
Filth ace-Seyen-eighths OF mile, on the
turf-Fanchon, 92 pounds; Little Minnie, 90
Burch, 92; Pearl Jennings. 92; Touehe Pas, 90;
Relax, Of; Puzzle, 91; Katie A, OIL; Jennie b,
l05; Grenadier, 95.
THE REPUBLICANS TIPS.
:. AT sheepshead bay-First race-Favor first,
Grey Cloud or Cyclops second. Second race
Mona first, Al. Reedsecond. Fourty race-Van
Leland fiIst Huntress second. Filth race
| Belmont first, Phil Lee second, Sixth race
| Pearl Jennings first, Jennie b second.
| e." THE YORKSHIRE II ANDIcAP.
LONDON, Sept. 13.-This was the first day Of
| the Doncaster September meeting. The race fo
| the great Yorkshire handicap was won by two
| Lengths by Merry Duchess, Oliver Twist sec.
0nd, Abu Klea third. Time, 2:l5. There wer,
ten starters. The last betting was 7 to | agBins
| Merry Duchess, 12 to- against oliver Twist
| and 7 to against Abu Klea. Rpon aud Win
ter Cherry, against which the odds were tc
! each, also ran.
National Republican., 1887-09-14
L A d I e S!
Do Your own yeing, Mt Home, with
Pc E r l. E s s DY ES

They win dye everything, They are sold
everywhere. Price IOc. q package-i0 colors
Amount in Packages, or for Fastness OF Color,
or non. fading Qualities. They do not crock
or smut For sale by yTSCHIFFELEY q EVANS,
Wholesale Druggists, Az Pa. ave., Washington,
ID. q, mhl8.mwf-lV
National Republican., 1887-09-14
sAsked.
Washington Stock Exchange.
September i3, 1887.

The following list Of the most active stocks dealt
in on the Washington Stock Exchange is furnished
by Messrs. Bell 4 Co., Bankers, No. 1887 Pennsyl-
vania avenue;
National Republican., 1887-09-14
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR

OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR
STATE, WAR, AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. 10, 1887.
Sealed proposals for furnishing and deliver.
ing Coal for the West and Center Wings OF the
Building for State, War, and Navy Depart
ments, In this city, Will be received at this
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1887, and opened im.
mediately thereafter in presence of bidders.
Specifications, general instructions to bidders
and blank forms of proposal will be furnished
to established dealers upon application to this
office. TH0S. LINCOLN CASEY,
selO, u, 49, ,l4,22,23 Colonel, Corps of Eng'rs
National Republican., 1887-09-14

Boston ..""".". Q q Q Q x-S
Earned runs-Boston, 2. Two-baso hits
Bennett, Kelly (3), sutton. Three-base hits
Twitchell, Rowe, Bennett, Brouthers, Madden,
Burdock, Morrill,. First base on balls-Morrill,
White, Rowe. Passed balls-Kelly. 2. Umpire
Daniels.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 13.-In the sixth inning
to-day Indianapolis found weak spot In Tit.
combs delivery and batted out four runs
was sufficient to win the game. The fielding
on both sides was sharp and almost errorless.
Score:
National Republican., 1887-09-14
STHAMBOA9 ETNHss

STEAMER GEORGE LEARY-
VIII leave Seventh street wharf on
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays at $50
p. m. Returning, will leave Norfolk Tues
days, Thursdays, and Sundays at 4 p. m.
Exclusive connection with Boston and Prov
idence steamers. Connects also with Old Do-
miniOn steamers for New York, steamers Ariel
and Old Point at Fortress Monroe tor Richmond
and landings on James River, and with all
other rail and steamboat lines at Norfolk and
Fortress Monroe.
Secure rooms and tickets at 1851 and 6l9
Pennsylvania avenue and office, Knox express,
COS Pennsylvania avenue, who will also check
LEARY'S telephone call, H5-3.
For other information, apply at oiiice. Sew
enth street wharf. WIN. p. WEIGH,
Superintendent and General Agent.
National Republican., 1887-09-14
Good Templars Entertained,

SCHOOL suits now ready at our usual low
prices Eiseman Bros, 7th and e.
National Republican., 1887-09-14
THE YORKSHIRE HANDICAP,

LONDON, Sept. 13.-This was the first day OF
the Doncaster September meeting. The race for
the great yorkshire handicap was won by two
0nd, Abu Klea third. Time, 2:l5. There were
ten starters. The last betting was J. to ag8lnst
Merry Duchess, 12 to against oliver Twist,
ter Cherry against which the odds were to
] each, also ran.
National Republican., 1887-09-14
THE RRpuBIICAN's TIES.

At sheepshead bay-First race-Favor first
Grey Cloud or Cyclops second. Second race
Mona first, Al. Reed second Fourty race-Vat
Leland first, Hunlress second. Fifth race
belmont first, Phil Lee second. Sixth race
Pearl JenninRs first, Jennie b second.
National Republican., 1887-09-14
INNINGS.
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Total-..- 0 $ A1i IL Total .-.-. az 27l2 2
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DRESS GOODS. SILKS. lACES.

g s1oq. Combustion sujt Of B2urett
Canvas, consisting OF plain, cream coGel,
Win stripe to ma(co, d y6rds plan. :
ya,ds stripe; regald r price, ; ~ SUN
clearing price, s3.55 g suit.
C8ll2. Combination suit OF Gil WOOL
elbetroes, 40-inCh wide; color, navy Dlu',
10 wards, ) stripe and 5 plain; regular
price. IS 50 9 suit; clearing price % w :
suit ,,
C~U6 Combination suit electric biue
check al wool alDatross, 4G-inch VIDE,
win stripe velvet fer front, collar aud
cuffs: 10 yards alostross, II yards TeVe'
regular price, SIP 30; Claarlns price,
$40
CslIs. C0mbiDe'ion suit OF cream al
bafro.s with lavender embroidery in
front. collar aud cuffs; plain 1Gater!Gi
vs-ds -. inch Nidp, white embroidery =
Yards, arrow embroidery - yards reg
rlgr price, So . quit; clearing pE!ce
| s. 40 suit.
/ G 8I20. Combination suit, wool Suran
! ton color with front worked u
arisene, collar ead 'caffs, very sfylihh
regular price, So suit; clearing Pfie8
SIG 30 3 suit ,,,
c 2q04. 34-irCh figured Mas yelling
ECTSSm gIOUuu Will CoiOtStS " > va -
different patterns; regular price, I've
iyard; cIeariue price, sc sSyard. +.
{ 3GI5. 22-Ech colored cheese clo'L
5colors Of pink, rose, cream, b.hv blue an
soavy blue; regulsr price, sa2 e y%El
;cIcaring price, sc yard,
c S342. 2Q-!rch br0cade satin n co!ol
/ CT vine, cardinal, white, baby due, n
Sravy blue and brown; regular price, o
8 ysrd; clearing price %; yard.
/ CI852 l8-inch striped end rF"c%,
= ssunmer elk; regular price, 75c, 81, 81
) yerd; clearing price, 50c, 15c, $ l VIZ
Z gTa,ae are the Dest goods m=nutactGfe
Cl-s3. 20-irch coiore6 gros gfal@ $.
- IN s5a5es OF brown, blue, wine, CARR.
: 3Dlcm, hunter green, navy blue snd ~
: r. GUAR price, 75c, soc, 81, SD, SL.3'
= iyavd; clearlus price, j5o, Coz, 'ycs ,
5a0d S ya5d.
ClsS2 20-ipca sUrsh silk IN shades
fcresm, wine, brown, gray, paYy ol0e 8
Sscarlet; regular price, TO- gard; 24e'
ling price zoe > yard.
7ns c Gol4. 42.lnch oloc6 Spanish @li
- pure lace hounciug; regular price, ~
$40, $40; cl.arinG price, 81 40, 81.
on c 1896 27-inCh 5iaCE chsAtlllF clio
/! Ilgcc; regu'-r price, So, 81, IS 30
Sc.ear.c- price, SLID, $50, - - ys
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TIE m0RN0N LEADEB.
The oaesaon OF LradershIp settled for
tine PrYsvEt.

The oacsuon OF Leadership s0ttied for
the PrrsrHt.
SALT LAKE. UTAH, Aug. a.-The cues
ton of successorsh5p - the presidency Of
,ne Mormon church has been settled ten
p,rari.y By She appearance q an address
signed by Wutord Woodrua, president Of
the apostles. H. says "As upon Two
former occasions il ou- history tly duty
and responsibility If presiding over gno
directing the afaiC5 Of t.e Church u
Jesus Christ 10 Gil the world de
wolves upon the twelve spos'ies. " in
me blessings Of the Lord and the lal,a
and PRAYERS II HIS people W. cope TO 90
/ our duty uaII We, TOO, s1aii De lali 10
rest" ...-.
1t is thought by some ma tiiAll
/ George Q Cznlon or Joseph Sm.ta'
nephew If the original Joseph, VII as
sumo me gdersl.p. WOJdrun 10 ia '-.'
regulst Inc Of sucCes@iop,1E BIS &o0-e.
In assuming control would indicate ia"
there is to De no departure from o-aeF7
Woodruff IS eighty years Old and g .la
on mediocre ability. IL lsa been n.ti9
two years. and is sill cut u s.Gnt 10 $
save ths faithful His presidency VII
, rot be IS vigorous or popular - Woul
ne C4n-Cn'5 or Smiths.
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GLOVES and MITTS

SOL. Ladies' pure silk gloves,
button leag.n i. dsIk, medium arc L'%4l
br.,g1, cardinal, garnet, gray, 81 s'zss.
Hsgular psice 81 per pai.; clearing p1lce
Jos.
4 246o ladies' pure silk gloves, 6 but,
ten length III assorted tans, SraYS ~"
browns, aa,slzas. Regular price 5V4 per
pair; claaring price 35c per pair.
500. Ladies fac, brilliant hs'e
gloves, black and assorted ccioFs, 81
eiz.s. Regular price SOC per pair c-7&f-
ing price -: pr pair.
A 5llG. Ladies Isle gloves, DGIooo
leng.h, assorted colors, ell sizes. K Ga
lar price ., per pair; clearing pElcs log
PEI pair NV ,lcros
| : bus,on length, assorted tans ana Solo'
embroidered backs, the latest novelty ia
! s}3ves, ell SIZES. Ciesring price ~ per
"a h5l79. Ladies' pure silk mitts, Black
white, cream, pins, blue and avSofeG'
taus. length y inch and II inch; pSlo@ on
/ 1852. Ladies fne silk mitts, hlaeF
swa!.e, cresm, pins, blue, lavender, SS.oE'
led tqrs and browns, 20 lncaes long. re-
Mar price SLID per pair; clearing Pic
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White Goods,
Lawns and EnlT0i59II555

7 445I. Figured pure linen lawn aF-e
are the best End llaest quality. H-!u.Si
price, zoe, &c and SOC yard; c!ealiH@
price. Toe, 125c and l5c yard.
E.a4lO. Check Dainsook liz Sm2!i s-d
large check. Regular price So 30 l2I'
2O:, G5c; clearing price sc, SC, l'-} 100
Is 5 1924. Plain white lawn. Regular
price l2lc, l5c per yard ;,cleaitng price Sc:
l0c per yard. -.-;--.. 80
greatest bargain Of the season. he@uia'
price 25c, 90, 50c per yard; clearing
price I95c, l5c, 20c per yard.
+ a427. Boucle striped lawns, gust me
thing tor hot weather. Regular price foi
per yard; clearing rnce nc per yard.
Z 1881 Pure irish linen plain WINE
lawn. Regular price +0c per yard ciesi'
Fnll4. White and ecrde lawn, - Incl
wide with border to match. Regu,s
price 35c per yard: clearing price 2-1 Pc
F il54. Colcred muls in the lates
shades. Regular price soc, 40c, 5gi' G9S
per ward; clearing price 20c, oec, 4oC' ~
E9Ss7. Fcrue null with large epel Ii:
ures, very sheer, pFeNly loI W.
Regular price 75c per yard; 'i"ennSPH'
SOC per yard. .,,,
+ IIGol. French 4phpr ej32aam
the most desirable shades, soft as 81 81.
Regular price SOC per yard; c'saI''
p1ice l5C per yard. u,.,o
T s500l. Combination gineham rooe
onIv g few left. Regular price s. ?
psttern; clearing price 81 30 pr pht'G1
+ sou. Colortd al over em6.oide.
in shades of red, blue and black, WI
edge to match. Regular price On al oy
81 Der ward: clearing price 5o1 per yaL
Regular price on edge sc and .55 !
vafd; clearing price PFC and 20c
I s,iil have 8 very large asser.meot
Hsmburg and Swiss embroidery N
wid,h from ] tucn 70 - iucaes vide.
Bile linen, towels, napkins, crH5o,
robes. These goods are Al marked
nronor.ion to the above. Come OF u
immediately il you are in need OF any
these immense bargains.
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1 1AflHS COLUMN.
Fashion Declares That None Shall
Paint the LILY or Perfume
the Rose,
Cation Dresses, POlonstse in Na'ie0
Forms, summer Gowns IL teoi
C0lOrSs
supple Moals, Little "'rk
Arc summer Comforts,
Notes, Recipes,

That fashion should enter me DOMAIN !
IF personal habits and comlnste there
seems hardly possible; cut wnen It's dc
4o+es ere in harmony with lady ike IL
stincts there can be no cause '0r com
n,.int. Pomades and highly perIunlSo
sosrs hsye long been discarded SIS uhh'
IN have place among the toilet articles
ot sladv. and now strong perfumes nave
fsuan uuGer the ban. FTeqGenterS q
,,rb1ic sssemblaeas will have cause l'r
r.+;tude when their ClfsCtQrles are no
7ongpr offended by the strong doors q
tTenrinaui, pstchouly, Jockey Ciuo Sha
anost of l,ther essences Of which mus
makes u so large part. ..-
Riess,nq on the dear Princess anG pre''s
MS > .snetry for the adopuon OF lIS.
enh,le and delightful odor known as Woe
yiole+ Its delicacy gives no onense 10 tu'
,noet sensitive of nerves, and i tA'
-,ororv of en- odor rather than the &C
nal bringing to mind pleasant Nl>!'H
- Woodland beauties that are AWAY
grateful TO the heart.
DAINTY as is this perfume lsolts use
snaripciy, and do not think OF putting y
or nny favorite, upon their haacheFcnte
~ ,raTson. The use is condned TO sacnt
nowter. put into bags and laiu
drawers where various articles are hep
tbe little sccessoraries of the toilet, CTS
in the writing desk to give perfume
the stationery. si,t- or
Tbese sschet bags are inside OF slih d.
lined with cotton on which the po"uet
snread. That must be some ue4ioa
odor which is rather suggestive tnan =.
ysiliug. Bags like these are pretty ~
between friends and the making anol
eyarr,se for the skill AMI taste OF |
donor as their commentator msy
very elaborste.
The extravsgancies OF fashion gen
slly have short run, the rational IN
end prevails. High heels aud mats, Iai
hoops and ridiculous tournures eVen'
sllv are forced to yield their proportio
TO the demands of grace and comic
One of the eccentricities OF THIS season
the use Of gay-colored, large pa'V
fabrics known es Madras. Iuese
worn beth on simple and DRESS os0 .sr
and made in various ways, etthei JA0
or polonsise, with plain skirt or t2e
tire dress of the material. A pr
model of the latter is the folio"l
The skirt is draped over an uuderssir
the same length, and forms on IEe
side 2lailea roofing, win q tEenie r.
plsit. In front there is short taohsI
the plain material, and at the back
of the same, very artistically oral
PLAIN bodice in the jacket style, {
with two revers over chemlsell'
plated sursh Of the same color as
plain vlgogne. In the opening OF
basque above the hip there is serle
loops of pearl-edged faille riooon,
scrioing sort Of pocket. On the sle
a small bow OF ribbon to match Is pr
nnder she facing. With this costum
worn lovely little capote Of maize
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s.z...nE-saaI.z -

should enter into taa traipng 81
Ill the workers in the hCu5sEGl-.
KECIrEs.
/ Never use milk that haF been BOILED Tor
cake. Cake MIXED with il Is p-c-,y sGte
| 10 be heavy.
Pain SslIv Lr1r-02a qTs-t Of hJu-,
one tab'eaD0gHfll of yeast, CWJ cee5,
TABLESPOONFUL Of lard, ami o1e pint Of
sweet milk; "a TX well, % N g CREASED
pan, let rise Gnd bake.
O!df1shi0ned nOlcssCs EingerAre2C-
ore cup of sour milk, one cup 9oIast.si /
enc teaspoon s0ds, two tablespoons Inell,,st
ed butter, two teaspoons ginger, oH0-a-H
teaspoons cloves. fl 1ur ana salt.
z Pe6ri cake-Ole-ha.f cup butter, cae
l cup a9ur, one cup sugar, one-hct CUP
S mix. one-hafcaD corn starch, whites q
five eggs beaten 10 = sim frct1, one ta2-
. spoon cream tartar, Une-l2lf teaspoon
80 Gods. Make O ir0sting Of the yolk3 OF tua
II eggs.
e potatoes in slices or dice put into DakiH@-
) dish a layer of potato, then whie sauce,
J SILT ara pepper, etc; laslly cover WIN
II buttered crumbs: bake twenty minutes
81 white sguce-Mele one Tablespoonful. Ol
~ busler. add one he8ping spoonful d hour,
pour or slowly one cup Of bot MIX.
or =, =, N .,,o4-c- Cr-t ri0a fqTaGf Oc 5
ell Bfoi-ed /, me- -, ~ ~. ,of;7
- in naIyes' ana sl.nAa5 80 ~ a,a e-ssd
10 salt pepper ahu C.A'n9I hro,Ia- enr
e. cIum2S. tiace Ia : uo''''o Iga la4r-
mt oroil ten minutes Cy1I Ia, o. Az ci' care.
e. i M, .ne o"+ an mt b;t cf butter Of
- cach piece, aud place IN TIE oven IoT 10
eU minufps. G2rnish T7ita parsley 81
tie L nlLd
be seIEe; .,..,, clooo- --Tbi,],cr one pfct {
I'd: l 49,, 80 go, fobIas,oo0fuls Of erro'
~ cresn1 90 'Ii tr,o -. ~ ney milk an
tin Loo.. :; -" 80. r,;Tt # cream. add foU
les pout - '. 800 .c1ns ~ s1rsr. Flaw
go sa an,,ia stir in bslf . pound eaca
is wv. E"'. i,l.,+5 zen AMI frs; Tree
g hard
W. Frozen Cust4rd Pudding II
lilly 80 -L,-3 es,,or Tvity q,f-a and ysutll
hen i+C-l IL - t.,.a. vrbsn 5af frozen s.
ous, t'a! IA ! 1IToIris rl57De5 ci.ron, =:
are ''u"s'9.' H. me fI.,zsr 1e
3peT .'I"au' ,,Aor1 ana e,I VIA fcat., Ire.
AMI Ia. ~ ,.S tN~ tv,3 hours. Ser
no" ~, 80 r,:t5 w.,3ei cream, swcC
ings IL 1900: 80 =, -
end eN a.. 1i1S' erasl an egg into
~ L' ~ +xr51rmos Of sugar on {
day, Ia-lsI-Ei, 49,, I,oan NJ me sugar il
oue, ILnu - : 49, sl.,, he lem n into
any. .-le ll,l,, AMI half fill the tum5
lclu- WI; WI, :. 49, snail III up with VIZ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

sgt IN
~ sN.iAii'- 80. ~ ~. ,,rr,,r-
the busy housewife, 1oT IKE t15 prov
dent bee she must l2y 10y in store lot L-e !
! couiro winter; still by using iOTsthCuglt
o-cb 5.v, sba nay ease the strain upon
CO. -, 80, lr.r,,.z
1ef 3F|AOaA' ''''~i ,...4...
Nature teaches tHat }h2 uJ.sl' : - ,, '-'o
appetite at tats season shoui| ~ me =?
light Diet composed prInCipal'y VI =. u.s.
and vegetables. !AeiaIlIy 80 800
around the breakfast taoie VIII 9Oou 1o1 . -
to appreciate SucA simple ol9n0S Us -
meal, cracked WAes'i anu inc Aouloit1 -, o
excellent corLm5&I mUsa' H:.-0 VI ~ ~
meat is needed w&s!e gooo nll-A Can "
procured. As al appetizer hotn.l 90 -
better than dlsA o! treSn lIulC laslelH,,y
arranged. The nations IN 1oPlcal 1850 -
set US p good eXem@lv III tAIsl 80 9,, "
& milk and cup Ct chocolate being lhelr ouLs
i food until noon.
la the absence Of trnl1 thaie - sAe eSSi
: obtaiUabie tomSto, inst slce" &n" SCI ~, ~.
j with pounded ice sprlhBled over INC lop
is extremely Rppeu|n@ II IS !-nposstoi1 -
u overestmate the vEloe OF 'A!9 gISe.' $500
y cooked or uncGonea IL Is 81 80 30 $50, IUl,
adjunct to the ta3ie, hnV IS 49, ~
Z, some Ter bresSf&st, onneI Vi 49, 1870
- many Wcys III "A4Nu - NoH - 49,
t. recommend it, end novice mus ~ ~
81 trouble in preparing lfoia II Pa'AI1'i
III disE. O1e caution perhaps /, 1e go
This vegetable contains G. FJIy so y;
e aciG AID sAould not oe COOKED III = 81 u
.I@ vessel, neither should the cauue9 "He
- remain II the eau 2ite' IL - "
TIE hot weataer dinner IS best tn + =
81, made up most lsr$e'} OF !ea 5.Is *,
~ Soups, not too TlcD, are aoul,7sa0t 80, y
Pc let me meats be ISnfi or pau Ia ,Lti,.
dinners they are leAs. harl I,I,.rt, W.
l-e served in steWs Win plenly oi NU'II.'0.
Ia not oily gravy. oimIle Qes5eI - a
Is certainly the rule: aid |! tAe !louseNSI
cannot content herself WIN runs ~ q
I1e must prepare scmetnln2' ~ ~ ,,l,3 Al,
81 her good sense by having llsn' Pee0'l 4
GIL that csn be made g oIeaAla9' 'i'10' e
set on ice until needed. -, =
o. TIE third mes! OF nc :" -
,het IL thare must be tA-ro =
INTO should be lighter tASn
Careful observation Justlil@s me en- u =.
!aeh sion that The less persons 81. , NJ ~ -
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HandKerchiefS.

A G&5O. Ladies colored borjered hand
kercbiefs. Price sc each; per dozen oo1'
\ G5OG. ladies' fancy aud white mem
stitch handkerchieis. Price lVc eeS-
nth 20c. ,.-
hens A,ch audkerchiefs, very 5tyllsN aea
attractive patterns. Price l25e, l9G1 aos,
25c, eacn; p,Ice 81 -, $50, -, - 81
ger deem.
II add!.iun to Inc above 4e" npmott'
our handkerchief department. Is complete
II ,vorv RESI- act. Fancy ana White en-
! hr.:dtre3 har3kerchiefs, ranging u
prjces from G5c TO S. caca.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
An Indiana storm.

DELPHI, I'D, Aug. "A terrific wind
and hail storm passed over the south
western portion c: this county last even
ing. Scarcely stalk Of com was lett
standing in the track Of the storm.
Fences were blown Gown aid many
barns uaroofed. Il rasemblad 9 cyclone
and covered 81 area half mile vide 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
Straw Hating.

NOW is the time w&cn everyone, To Keep
cool, SHOULD pG. straw mating Oh .2tii
floors.
Now, in midsummer, il The ho.taat
season, when at;aw mating Is an sn9o-
Lutte necessity, We are placing or tAtlt
stock 81 cleaning prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

40 ri.ht, ana the Irapery below the waist
line is varied 10 sQi- the st7!e and t.sle
al he wearer. These hat open, semi
double breasted b0dices necessIlaie o
sloDing seam d0vn the center Of the front
to secure e perfect adjustment
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

& The expansion Of the mind te9Ss Z
skeos;cism and Hnbelief. But tho5S Wn
shave szperieneedthe curasse psgS Clt
Fof Morris Cssssrine for sdYsRspse az
indigestion Ssstity to its ipfslAeiht
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
nus Jstt5rsgets5S:@ f:ch .a9 Te3sss
guaranteed" z

wfr pasisesely cure sick heacssae ssfs
agyent fesumA EThis is 9g4 tslk Hp
ruth. Barter'sfE.ttle LiversP ilissf e ss
pill desc. Try ffeEn: ~ go
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sdvlcs to Mothers.

saTs. wipssows sqothmz syrggr t2E :, IL
81 avs patsStares T4a6scoAc, and e ~, ny Isi
femedy fSfdI1rrhgE p cents saI|G| :
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oEEIu5.
,ecIe1 To the Gazste.

speclal to the Gaz;te.
cRrExvLLE, TEX, Aug. THE
District court Of this county aGj burned
for the term to-day, Special judge
Te.hune closing the court Taere are
five persons sentenced tate penitentiaTy'
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Suhar-rbe az Dace

subscTlbe az Vace -
For tie Weekly GAzErrE5 It's only STU
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